Constrain Attribute: self.Position.Y To: min(max(game.Mouse Position.Y,65),225).

Why would you want to constrain the radius/collision actor to the bomb/explosion actor ?

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just a question @sadida172 how do i constrain the invisible radius actor to the bomb actor after its spawned??

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then animate a bomb explosion, so how can i constrain an invisible massive actor to the bomb actor thats being spawned then? im confused (Image)

Is it a lag thing or are they sharing an attribute related to positioning/jumping. You say all over the place which doesn't sound too much like a lag problem. Have you tried it with fewer items to jum

@jonmulcahy I also tried using the expression editor to reference the Leaderboard ID in a table and it also worked. I assume you are changing your osType attribute manually depending on which operatin

That counts down from 60 seconds, so I added another digit and it counts down, however I'm setting the number using the self attribute "divisor" to something like "100&q

Inside, add a change attribute behavior:

To create a countdown timer, don't use game.Time because you'll have no control over it. Instead, change attribute game.TimeRemaining (real) to 120 [or how ever many seconds you want to count down] w

Another way is to constrain a smaller "mask" actor that is invisible (self.color.alpha set to 0) to the larger actor's x/y position and put any collision rules in the mask actor.

The save attribute and load attribute behaviors will do this. I think the cook book has instructions on how to use them.

thank you @KevinCross I have a question, How can save and load the attribute? Do you have a tutorial? thanks

Set game.adFree to True when they've purchased the IAP, and make sure you save the attribute, as well as load the attribute before the above rule.

I put three of those actors in the scene (I did this because I only want my time to be in the minutes, i.e, 2:00, 1:53), unlocked them and said constrain attribute > self.digit to game.time%60

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So you'd make your attribute (let's call it MyRand) – give it a value of 1 more than your max. random number (so in this case, it'll be 1001).

Say you have Mario - just constrain a clear box to his head position that collides with the brick - that will work fine unless you have jump-through platforms.

yeh haha just found jamies tutorial of head collisions, its great